Friday, November 7th

9:30pm – Greg Sestero Live at the Mayfair Theatre: “The Making of The Room and Live Reading” – 90 min

Saturday, November 8th

9:30pm – Greg Sestero Live at the Mayfair Theatre: “The Making of The Room and Live Reading” – 90 min

Tickets: $10 for Members – $15 for Non-Members

GREG SESTERO presents THE DISASTER ARTIST

Greg will discuss his revealing memoir – The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside the Room, The Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made (currently being made into a film by James Franco and Seth Rogen) and recount his experience of working with the enigmatic writer/director Tommy Wiseau on The Room, the film that became a worldwide cinematic legend. The event will feature an original behind-the-scenes documentary about the making of The Room and book reading; followed by an audience Q&A.

(Please Note: This is not a screening of The Room and Tommy Wiseau will NOT be here)

About THE DISASTER ARTIST.

In 2003, the independent film The Room made an inaspicious debut on a single cinema screen in Los Angeles. Described by one reviewer as -like getting stabbed in the head-, the film gradually developed an increasingly passionate following that savoured its surreal performances, unusual production values and bizarre narrative. Now in its fifth year at The Prince Charles Cinema, The Room has become an international phenomenon that rivals The Rocky Horror Picture Show for cult appeal. Readers need not have seen The Room to appreciate co-star Greg Sesteros account of how a chance meeting with The Rooms enigmatic writer/director/star Tommy Wiseau allowed him to become closely involved in a passion project that would defy every law of artistry, business and interpersonal relationships. The Disaster Audience reveals a first-hand account of what went on behind the scenes of one of the most legendary cult movies ever made: Tommy Wiseaus The Room.